Few people in Ontario County but knew Major Frank O. Chamberlain well. He died at his beautiful home on the banks of Canandaigua Lake last Friday morning, March 21st, aged nearly 72 years. He has held many offices of public trust, from Supervisor -- yes, from pathmaster to member of assembly. He became better acquainted with all the people through his connection with agricultural societies, three years President of the County Society, and several years the Secretary. He
was also Treasurer of the State Agricultural Societies for some years. He was foremost in everything that would advance the interest of Canandaigua and was one of the most whole-souled, genial men that ever lived. He is survived by his wife and three sons.
Published in the Geneva Advertiser 25 March 1902
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Married Fear Yeackley in 1849. Fear died in 1863 leaving behind Frank and 3 sons:
Oliver H.
James H.
Frank D.
Frank married a second wife, Elizabeth H. Hulse
was also Treasurer of the State Agricultural Societies for some years. He was foremost in everything that would advance the interest of Canandaigua and was one of the most whole-souled, genial men that ever lived. He is survived by his wife and three sons.
Published in the Geneva Advertiser 25 March 1902
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Married Fear Yeackley in 1849. Fear died in 1863 leaving behind Frank and 3 sons:
Oliver H.
James H.
Frank D.
Frank married a second wife, Elizabeth H. Hulse
Few people in Ontario County but knew Major Frank O. Chamberlain well. He died at his beautiful home on the banks of Canandaigua Lake last Friday morning, March 21st, aged nearly 72 years. He has held many offices of public trust, from Supervisor -- yes, from pathmaster to member of assembly. He became better acquainted with all the people through his connection with agricultural societies, three years President of the County Society, and several years the Secretary. He
was also Treasurer of the State Agricultural Societies for some years. He was foremost in everything that would advance the interest of Canandaigua and was one of the most whole-souled, genial men that ever lived. He is survived by his wife and three sons.
Published in the Geneva Advertiser 25 March 1902
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Married Fear Yeackley in 1849. Fear died in 1863 leaving behind Frank and 3 sons:
Oliver H.
James H.
Frank D.
Frank married a second wife, Elizabeth H. Hulse
was also Treasurer of the State Agricultural Societies for some years. He was foremost in everything that would advance the interest of Canandaigua and was one of the most whole-souled, genial men that ever lived. He is survived by his wife and three sons.
Published in the Geneva Advertiser 25 March 1902
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Married Fear Yeackley in 1849. Fear died in 1863 leaving behind Frank and 3 sons:
Oliver H.
James H.
Frank D.
Frank married a second wife, Elizabeth H. Hulse
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